FAQs

Everything You Need to Know About Adopting a German Shepherd Puppy from Randy’s Shepherds

Whether you're a first-time dog owner or a seasoned German Shepherd lover, our FAQ answers the most common questions about our puppies, breeding practices, adoption process, pricing, care tips, and more.

  • Q: Are your puppies pure-bred, and do you provide registration?

    A: Yes. All our German Shepherd puppies are pure-bred. We breed under certified standards and each puppy comes with [registration papers / pedigree information] to verify lineage.

  • Q: What health checks and vaccinations do the puppies receive?

    A: Before adoption, each puppy is examined by a veterinarian, receives the first round of vaccinations, is dewormed, and is checked for any congenital health issues. We also provide documentation of these health checks.

  • Q: How do I adopt a puppy from Randy’s Shepherds?

    A: The process usually involves: selecting a puppy, placing a deposit, completing a contact/registration form, meeting the puppy (if possible), and arranging pickup or delivery. We can walk you through each step!

  • Q: Can I visit and meet the puppies and their parents?

    A: Yes – we encourage visits by appointment. You can meet the puppies, their parents, and see the environment they’re raised in.

  • Q: What is the price of a German Shepherd puppy?

    A: Prices vary based on the puppy’s lineage, traits, and availability, but our prices start at $600. Please contact us directly for current pricing.

  • Q: What does the price include?

    A: The price typically includes initial vaccinations, vet checks, deworming, and registration paperwork.

  • Q: What care does a German Shepherd need?

    A: They require regular exercise, mental stimulation, grooming, quality nutrition, and consistent training. These dogs thrive in active homes.

  • Q: Any training tips for new owners?

    A: Start training early using positive reinforcement. Socialize your puppy with people and other animals. Puppy classes can also help with structure and obedience.

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